使用数码单反相机 RGB 和 sCMOS Sloan 滤镜监测地球静止卫星的双重视角

IF 2.1 3区 工程技术 Q2 ENGINEERING, AEROSPACE
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本文概述了一种用于地基光学观测和地球静止轨道卫星特征描述的多系统方法。这种多系统方法基于对地球轨道卫星光曲线分析所要考虑的关键因素的深入分析。利用两个不同的系统对不同光谱波段的光曲线进行了观测。第一个系统专门用于天文观测,由配备了 sCMOS 摄像机和斯隆测光滤镜的望远镜组成。相比之下,第二种系统是一种更具成本效益的解决方案,专为专业的非天文应用而设计,配备有与拜耳掩膜和摄影镜头相关的 RGB 通道的数码单反相机。这项比较分析旨在突出每种系统的差异和优势,强调它们各自的性能特点。观测到的光曲线将以相位角的函数形式呈现,相位角取决于观测者、天体和太阳的相对位置。相位角在优化地球轨道卫星能见度方面发挥着重要作用。最后,将对不同卫星的多波段观测进行比较,以寻找相关的光谱特征,这可能有助于通过光学观测识别结构相似的物体。
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A Dual Perspective on Geostationary Satellite Monitoring Using DSLR RGB and sCMOS Sloan Filters
This paper outlines a multi-system approach for ground-based optical observations and the characterization of satellites in geostationary orbit. This multi-system approach is based on an in-depth analysis of the key factors to consider for light curve analysis of Earth’s orbiting satellites. Light curves have been observed in different spectral bands using two different systems. The first system is specialized for astronomical observations and consists of a telescope equipped with an sCMOS camera and Sloan photometric filters. In contrast, the second system is a more cost-effective solution designed for professional non-astronomical applications, incorporating DSLR cameras equipped with RGB channels associated with a Bayer mask and photographic lenses. This comparative analysis aims to highlight the differences and advantages provided by each system, stressing their respective performance characteristics. The observed light curves will be presented as a function of the phase angle, which depends on the relative positions of the observer, the object, and the Sun. This angle plays an important role in optimizing the visibility of Earth’s orbiting satellites. Finally, multiband observations of different satellites will be compared to seek an associated spectral signature, which may allow the identification of structurally similar objects through optical observations.
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Aerospace
Aerospace ENGINEERING, AEROSPACE-
CiteScore
3.40
自引率
23.10%
发文量
661
审稿时长
6 weeks
期刊介绍: Aerospace is a multidisciplinary science inviting submissions on, but not limited to, the following subject areas: aerodynamics computational fluid dynamics fluid-structure interaction flight mechanics plasmas research instrumentation test facilities environment material science structural analysis thermophysics and heat transfer thermal-structure interaction aeroacoustics optics electromagnetism and radar propulsion power generation and conversion fuels and propellants combustion multidisciplinary design optimization software engineering data analysis signal and image processing artificial intelligence aerospace vehicles'' operation, control and maintenance risk and reliability human factors human-automation interaction airline operations and management air traffic management airport design meteorology space exploration multi-physics interaction.
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